Drea Humphrey

Candidate Yuri Fulmer gains some momentum at a Langley rally, arguing a five-riding pact with OneBC would prevent vote-splitting and strengthen odds of a Conservative government defeating the NDP.

From protecting land rights to COVID policies to his OneBC deal, candidate Yuri Fulmer lays out why he believes he's the best shot to defeat the NDP.

Rebel News reports from the annual general meeting of the National Firearms Association, where the organization's leaders criticized the Liberals' gun grab, explaining low compliance with the 'buyback' and calling on Canadians to protect firearm rights.

From defending property rights to confronting COVID-era mandates and Conservative party division, Kerry-Lynne Findlay makes her case to lead B.C. Conservatives.

The former professor was peacefully engaging students in discussion about the false Kamloops 215 unmarked residential school graves claim when arrested, with fallout seeing a $150,000 donation to the school pulled over free expression concerns.

Candidates took the stage in Vancouver and engaged in heated exchanges as they defended their positions on private property rights, gender ideology in education, crime, and affordability ahead of May's leadership vote.

After being banned from her children’s school for speaking out against a land acknowledgment, Lara Yates is challenging the decision in court with support from the Free Speech Union.

Academics Frances Widdowson and Jerry Amernic, as well as criminal defence lawyer Jim Heller, join Rebel News to discuss the taxpayer-funded sting production that's targeting critics of the residential school 'genocide' narrative.

Drea Humphrey sits down with Homeschool Legal Defence Association president Peter Stock to discuss government restrictions, home learning rights, and why more families are choosing home education.

The Conservative leader pledged to push back against legal and political developments critics say are undermining fee simple ownership in British Columbia.